Dive into the most powerful wildlife events on Earth…
Why We Exist
We design immersive wildlife experiences that are deeply rooted in the places and communities we visit. Without true local partnership and equatable engagement, conservation efforts remain fragile. Real, lasting solutions must imagine futures where both people and animals are given the space to thrive.
What Drives Us
We bring you into the wildest corners of the planet—across borders, outside of comfort zones, and beyond guarantees. These are unpredictable, unscripted places where nature still leads. As the world becomes more curated and sanitized, we promise to keep pushing further, chasing raw encounters and gaining deeper understanding
How We Work
We believe personal connection is the seed of conservation. Our trips support documentation, research, and community science—but also spark love. Love for the ocean, for wildness, and for the idea that humans can still belong in nature. For us, this is an act of care—lived on the front lines of loss and wonder.
UPCOMING OPEN EXPEDITIONS
migration: oct+nov 2026
TIMOR-LESTE BLUE WHALE HIGHWAY
Pygmy blue whales migrate from the Banda Sea to their main feeding grounds off West Australia.
predation: nov 2026 / jan 2027 / oct+nov 2027
NORWAY HERRING RUN: ORCAS AND WHALES
Orcas, humpback and fin whales feast on herring during the Arctic’s greatest feeding event.
aggregation: feb 2027
MEXICO GREY WHALE CALVING BAYS
Watch grey whales amass in the hundreds in the Ojo de Liebre bay in centra Baja California to mate.
aggregation: feb+mar 2027
DOMINICA SPERM WHALE SOCIAL PODS
Experience the eastern Caribbean resident sperm whale family units as they socialize and forage.
aggregation/predation: jun 2027
MEXICO MOBULA RAY AGGREGATION AND ORCA PREDATION
As thousands of mobula rays form mating fevres, hungry orcas gather along the southern Baja shores.
predation: june/july 2027
SOUTH AFRICAN
SARDINE RUN
Bait ball action as dolphins, sea birds, whales and sharks feast on spawning bait fish off South Africa’s Wild Coast.
migration: sept+oct 2027
SOUTH PACIFIC HUMPBACK WHALE CALVING MIGRATION
Humpback whales migrate from Antarctic to the warm shallows of the South pacific to calve and mate.
migration: september 2027
ARGENTINE PATAGONIA SOUTHERN RIGHT WHALE CALVING MIGRATION
Once hunted to near extinction, this is a documentation expedition about recovery and reconciliation with one of the most exceptional species of whales.
COMING SOON…
Stay tuned for new trips to Japan, Djibouti, Colombia, Suriname, Scotland and beyond.